Hydrogen Oxygen Ash Moisture per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent Air-dried Wood pele Baty 45 35-5

for with eighteenpence. Mrs. Merdle was magnifi- cent. The chief butler was the next magnificent institution

2 per cent. and 27.53 per cent., and the crude fiber to be 22.56 per cent. and 29.79 _ per cent. respectively

grade, from above thirty per cent in one state to a little more than six per cent in another state. The maximum

Ne tepay aces ideas fant fu a ecnevewre raced ts cent pcs a5 Re ll seein a dd ape A eee S 45, 69, 147

Discussion of federal initiative to achieve 100 per- cent access and zero health disparities, with map of

showing the transition of U.S. coinage in the cent and half cent series, were prepared and exhibited by Tom

the Province of Canada and comprised 20-cent, 10-cent and 5-cent pieces in silver, and copper cents. Silver

dollar), F+ British Honduras, 1 Cent, EF + . British North Borneo, 1 Cent, VF . Canada, 5 Cents, UNC. Canada

profanity than the Victorian dowager. We call a five cent piece a "nickel” because of the small amount of

Victoria II. Addendum to the Cent, Introduction to the Silver and the Five and Ten Cent Portraits By J. A. Haxby

all type coins. The three types of Victoria one cent are illustrated as well as the two types of Victoria

It will not affect the bronze one-cent coin or nickel five-cent coin, and current coin designs will

Canteen Halifax 10 cent Token. The 5 cent token has previously been listed but the 10 cent has not. This item

Getting his real reason out on the table can be 90 per cent of the job. "Too busy for conventions. . . No time

211 10-cent pieces, and 433,337,738 25-cent pieces, had been struck. Only about three per cent of these

Cents were again issued in 1864. Silver 5 cent, 10 cent and 20 cent pieces were issued in 1862 and 1864. Much

coins. As very little chil¬ dren they kept a cent or a five-cent piece because of the design or color, and

Small Cents The Five-Cent Piece The Canadian Ten-Cent Piece The Canadian Twenty-five-Cent Piece The Canadian

999 silver SILVER REPRODUCTION OF THE 1967 EXPO 5 CENT STAMP * Medal—.999 silver (oxidized) * Size—reduced

income by that time had reached $89,500, up 149 per cent since 1950, he again spent $,230 over his earnings

Chimney Rock Cent Medal Won by A1 Moore donated by E. C. Brodd. 4. A Columbus Nebr. Cent. Medal won bv

by E. C. Brodd. Steve Swanson won a 1933 Canadian cent donated by M. L. Pepper. The program for the evening

their collect¬ ions. Among the displays were three cent pieces in proof condition. An auction was also held

had to be Sill Burnett's proof l85o flying eagle cent which went to trnie Policky in a trade which hovered

silver at $1.29 an ounce. Coins containing 90 per cent silver would be worth their face value if the price

at this meeting. Vivian M. Cooper, President TWO CENT PIECE The commemoration of God on coinage dates

These were used for change for amounts less than one cent and many were issued priyately by gambling houses

South African rand for 1966 . 2.50 1794 U.S. Large Cent AG-G.17.50 U. S. 1938-D Nickel, GEM. 7.50 U. S.

Civil War Tokens or California good ranging from SO cent pieces to $S0.00 pieces. But whatever the object

logical for this purpose. The United States one cent piece has been minted annually since 1792, to date

thirty per cent of it is in stocks. Much of the rest is in bonds, and about fifteen per cent is simply

capitol, will be the center of literally hundreds of cent¬ ennial events. The University, for one, is really

These were used for change for amounts less than one cent and many were issued privately by gambling houses

modern U. S. coins in just 192 pages and the fifty cent price tag will not discourage anyone. The book is

are: Bronze 1 cent 2 cent 97 % copper, 2.5 % zinc, .5% tin Cupro-nickel 5 cent 10 cent 20 cent 75 % copper

designs on the reverses of the Canadian ten cent, 25 cent and Voyageur silver dollars. The sensitive obverse

at least 30 years and 90% complete; 1-cent, 5-cent and 10-cent pieces; or (b) A collection of at least

74.5%, that of fifty cent pieces an increase of 12.3%, that of twenty-five cent pieces an increase of

Bill Williams, Jim Cotton and Wayne Ropp. C 0 II t cent. EXHIBIT WINNERS from left, bock row, Ronald Payne

Maurice M. Gould, F.R.N.S., Boston, Mass. for Canadian Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar, Dollar any

was presented for a fine coins, all gems from half cent through and includ- Witb this exhibit was also a

countermarked items are found. 6. New Brunswick Cent, 1864, C/S a stamp resembling a thistle 7. Brass

Settlements — Edward VII 1908 cent E.F. $1.25; 1907 Dollar F 7.00 Geo. V. 1920 cent V.F. 50; 1920 50 cents E

(one cent), tne Frilled Lizard (two cent), the Spiny Ant- eater (five cent), tne Lyrebird (ten cent), and

the five cent nickel during the reign of George VI, or that of the Elizabeth 11 fifty cent piece?). 1

original article, drawn by artist Lewis Parker. 50-cent roll of 1954 Canadian pennies, called BU for brilliant

designed as a pat¬ tern for a New York State copper cent, but struck in gold as a sample to make a better

1790’s. Therefore aa little larger than a fifty-cent piece, have often been called the Coventry half

hand, the exposition could ask for $5 million in 50-cent pieces. The Senate passed the bill, but the House

& Stamp do, won by Leslie Hawkins, 1964 proof 25 cent piece donated by Mr. Brodd.won by Dave Edwards,

pay in the United States is around $20, and the 1-cent piece, rep¬ resenting 1 /2000th of that amount,

the 1909-SVDB Lincoln cent. This high scarcity - awareness level for the cent is mostly the result of

qualify, all Juniors had to be in the top ten per cent of their class; all Seniors had to be in the top

this year scored among the top four or five per cent in the nation on the College Board tests. In fact

homes have been burned down by placing a copper cent in the fuse box when a fuse blew? Recently a band

takes up about one hundred and twenty or thirty per cent of the recommended waking hours for teenagers as

Whitman Folder VG $5 — Same Fine $8 1894 Cent VG S2 1907H Cent VG $6 H. S. MARLEY 212 Holborne Ave., TORONTO

Whitman Folder VG $5 — Same Fine $8 { 1894 Cent VG $2 1907H Cent VG $6 j I H. S. MARLEY 212 Holborne Ave

sixteen maple leaves. The 1858 Cent has a rare variety whose E in CENT shows a short middle bar. With

Rev. Liberty Head as on contemporary United States Cent or Hard Times Token. A specimen with effigy on reverse

$12.50 British Caribbean Territory set, 50c. to V2 cent (1955) in leather case of issue, Proof _ $7.50

Canada 5 Cent Nickel 148 1925 F+ 150 1926 far 6 F+ 163 1939 BU 174 1947 dot Unc. Canada 10 Cent Silver

specimen of the 21 leaf variety of the 1891 Canadian 10-cent piece. Please state price and condition before forwarding

collected on 5 out of 15 from the floor for a 33 per cent average for the night. Both teams got off to a rather

1858. The lettering for the reverse of the fixe cent note was engraxed bv J. E. Van Houten, ABN Co. as

$1; VF 50c.; F 30c. Twenty Cent Pieces 1858 EF $22; VF $18 Twenty-five Cent Pieces 1872 XF $10; VF $5

"just one of the crowd,” a no-miss, one hundred per cent accurate identification chart is being: provided:

In the class; fourteen students, over fifteen per cent of the class, had averages of 85 or over. Top honors

Well, it's one hundred ground for family fun. per cent true. Yes, Barker Mt, fO* course there will be a

cartridges declare dividends of up to twenty per cent! “Take that, ye yeller varmint!” Crash! Oscar has

enclosing ONE CENT. Proof. Scarce 86. 1858 Indian Head Cent, identical to the 1859 Cent except for the

00 1787 cent. 3-G. Very Good . 4.50 1788 cent. 1-D. Fine, a few edge bumps 2.50 1788 cent 2-B. Choice

VERMONTIS cent. Fine, scarce . 22.50 1785 VERMONTS variety. VG - Fine 15.00 1787 Vermont Cent. Fine - VF

($4.50) TWO CENT PIECES 1868 Uncirculated ($11.00) 1870 Uncirculated ($15.00) THREE CENT NICKEL 1866